How Many Employees Have Died at Disneyland?
Like at any amusement park, injuries do happen, and so do fatal injuries.
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The Fatal Four Construction Hazards
Another risk on construction sites is being hit by a falling or flying object.
Disability Lawsuits: From on the Streets to Online
No matter what type of accessibility lawsuit it is, many defendants choose to fix the compliance problem and settle out of court, since it’s the less costly option.
Social Media Best Practices During a Personal Injury Lawsuit
Remember, the internet is forever. Be thoughtful during your lawsuit and remember that anything you post online could hurt your case.
Asbestos in New York
Thousands of buildings throughout New York contain asbestos, so when workers are in and around those heating and ventilation systems, there is a high risk of exposure.
3 Bizarre Florida Injury Lawsuits
What would happen if someone decided to sneak in after hours and swim with the killer whales? Well, they would probably be killed.
COVID-19 Business Interruption Claims in California
Business interruption claims can be denied for several valid reasons.
Can a Car Accident Cause Amnesia?
Often temporary, dissociative amnesia occurs when your mind is avoiding processing intense information. It’s an emotional shock and psychological response, rather than actual brain damage.
How Long is a Home Builder Responsible for Construction Defects?
If your new home construction has major issues that are causing harm, it’s time to take action.
Can You Sue Your Insurance Company for Denying a Claim?
An expert will be able to tell you if you have a legitimate claim or not. If you do, they can help you through the process of holding your insurance company accountable.